Already buried in your sleep, skin, labs and scans.
Illustrative example. Not a diagnosis.
A recovery score from last night's sleep, plus one suggested move for the day ahead.
This year Farrah put over $3,000 into six aesthetic treatments: skin resurfacing, Botox, microneedling, a chemical peel, laser and filler. Her skin's radiance score climbed from 64 in December to 73 by June. Then it stopped climbing.
In the same months her radiance score stalled, her ferritin sat at 38.5, below its performance band. Understory surfaced the two together. Iron is a cofactor in collagen formation, since the enzymes that build collagen depend on it. What that means for Farrah is her doctor's call, which is why ferritin goes first on her list for her next visit.
Adrian looks fit, but his DEXA puts his lean muscle at the 11th percentile for his age group. His whole-body bone score looks fine, and Understory flags his trunk bone in the bottom quarter. In the research, muscle is closely tied to how well we age, and low free testosterone and light protein intake are associated with a blunted response to training. Those are threads worth pulling with his doctor.
A recovery score and one suggested move, ready when you wake.
Once a month, your labs, sleep, body and skin read as one story, ending with the Doctor brief.
Ask about your own record in your own words, at any hour. Every answer starts from your data.
A section called For your provider closes every monthly report. It gathers the patterns worth raising, so one visit can carry a month of you.
Connect your wearable, photograph a lab results page or add the PDF, then add your DEXA scan and a guided skin capture.
Understory lays it all on one timeline, so your labs and sleep sit beside your body scans and skin, and patterns across them come into view. Every insight shows its evidence grade and its sources.
If your wearable already has history, your first read starts right away. If not, give it about a week of nights, and every night after adds to it.
Bring your Doctor brief with you, every value carrying its source, and start the conversation from evidence.
I had Labcorp labs, an Apple Watch, a DEXA scan, and my skin treatments, and no way to see whether the treatments were working. No single doctor had ever read those four records together, because that is not any one doctor's job. So the signals sat in separate apps and PDFs, each telling a sliver of the story. I built Understory to read them as one, and to be honest about what it can see and what it can't yet.
Free on iPhone. Start now, and bring every one of those days to your next appointment.